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!ctual transmit power& indicates the value that is obtained according to the mapping relation between the ma*imum transmit power of the MS and the power level of the MS. .ynamic /"T gain& If the dynamic /"T function is enabled for the call, the value of the dynamic /"T gain is 5 d". 6therwise, the value of the dynamic /"T gain is 3. Static power level& indicates the value of the #ower Le+el parameter set on the .evice !ttributes tab page in the #onfigure T $ !ttributes dialog bo* on the "S#2333 4MT. ,ine-tuned power& indicates the value of the #ower ,inetune parameter set on the .evice !ttributes tab page in the #onfigure T $ !ttributes dialog bo* on the "S#2333 4MT. If the #ower ,inetune parameter is set to De$ault, the value is - d'. #ombination loss& indicates the value of Combiner Loss.-/0 d'1 set in the Set /ower #ontrol /arameter dialog bo* on the "S#2333 4MT. .ownlink dynamic power control level& indicates the downlink power control level of the measurement reports. Table 0 Mapping between the uplink-downlink balance level and the receive level
Le+el o$ t2e 'alance 'etween t2e %!link and t2e Downlink % + 5 9 8 2 < ; : %3 %%
Downlink Recei+e Le+el & %!link Recei+e Le+el 3 #arameter ) 7-%8d" -%9d",-%5d",-%+d",-%%d" -%3d",-:d",-;d" -<d",-2d",-8d" -9d",-5d",-+d" -%d",3d",%d" +d",5d",9d" 8d",2d",<d" ;d",:d",%3d" %%d",%+d",%5d",%9d" =%8d"
If the balance between the uplink and the downlink is mainly at level %, you can infer that the downlink loss is too great or the downlink transmit power is too small. If the balance between the uplink and the downlink is mainly at level %%, you can infer that the uplink loss is too great or the
uplink transmit power is too small. The balance level helps to locate the faults in the T$> $ channel, such as the T $ and the antenna. (easurement T $s. (easurement Counter The following table lists the measurement counters related to ?plink-and-.ownlink "alance Measurement per T $. Counter S92+!&T $@"!4!A#B@4BC@% S92+"&T $@"!4!A#B@4BC@+ S92+#&T $@"!4!A#B@4BC@5 S92+.&T $@"!4!A#B@4BC@9 S92+B&T $@"!4!A#B@4BC@8 S92+,&T $@"!4!A#B@4BC@2 S92+D&T $@"!4!A#B@4BC@< S92+E&T $@"!4!A#B@4BC@; S92+I&T $@"!4!A#B@4BC@: Re$er to Section/// Aumber of M s 0?plink-and-.ownlink "alance 4evel ' %1 Aumber of M s 0?plink-and-.ownlink "alance 4evel ' +1 Aumber of M s 0?plink-and-.ownlink "alance 4evel ' 51 Aumber of M s 0?plink-and-.ownlink "alance 4evel ' 91 Aumber of M s 0?plink-and-.ownlink "alance 4evel ' 81 Aumber of M s 0?plink-and-.ownlink "alance 4evel ' 21 Aumber of M s 0?plink-and-.ownlink "alance 4evel ' <1 Aumber of M s 0?plink-and-.ownlink "alance 4evel ' ;1 Aumber of M s 0?plink-and-.ownlink "alance 4evel ' :1 b4ect
S92+F&T $@"!4!A#B@4BC@%3 Aumber of M s 0?plink-and-.ownlink "alance 4evel ' %31 S92+G&T $@"!4!A#B@4BC@%% Aumber of M s 0?plink-and-.ownlink "alance 4evel ' %%1